On Friday, tragic news broke from northern Thailand where 72 captive tigers have died from a suspected viral outbreak in two tourism facilities. At this time, the cause of these tiger deaths is still unclear, with various news channels reporting feline distemper , canine distemper and avian bird flu as potential causes for the deaths.   Government agencies investigating the cases have stated that they performed a range of diagnostic tests including necropsies and laboratory testing on some...

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Thailand has long been committed to the conservation and welfare of big cats, particularly native species such as tigers.